LA’s Getty Center to Close for Renovations Beginning in 2027
The Getty Center, the main campus for the Getty Foundation’s two Los Angeles museums, announced that it will close for renovations for about a year. The closure is expected to last from spring 2027 to spring 2028, meaning that the institution will reopen in time for the Olympics. The last public day of the museum will be in about 11 months from now, on March 15, 2027. In a release, the Getty termed the renovations “modernization initiatives,” which would be the first since the museum opened in 1997. The goal, per the release, is to “elevate the overall visitor experience, enhance accessibility, strengthen energy resilience and support the long-term stewardship of the site’s iconic campus.” Related Articles The focus on “resilience” is especially crucial for the institution given that it rests on a hill above Brentwood and has been in recent years been forced to close because the wildfires that frequently occur in these brushy parts of LA County. The campus has several mechanisms already in place that make it less susceptible to damage from …







